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It is if you're a F500 corporation with a giant IT department that only knows Windows. Yeah, for a private individual who just wants a computer at home for sur
by Grishnakh 10y ago
It is if you're a F500 corporation with a giant IT department that only knows Windows.
Yeah, for a private individual who just wants a computer at home for surfing the web, reading email, etc., they'd really be much better-served with Linux Mint: no spyware, no advertising, no forced "upgrades" breaking their drivers, no Windows Updates putting their computer out of commission for 30 minutes right when they really need it, etc. But we're talking about businesses here.